Deeply moving tale of rural Ireland already feels like a classic
di Peter Bradshaw The Guardian
This beautiful and compassionate film from first-time feature director Colm Bairéad, based on the novella Foster by Claire Keegan, is a child's-eye look at our fallen world; already it feels to me like a classic. There's a lovely scene in which the "quiet girl" of the title, 10-year-old Cáit (played by newcomer Catherine Clinch), is reading Heidi before bedtime, and this movie, for all its darkness and suppressed pain, has the solidity, clarity and storytelling gusto of that old-fashioned Alpine children's tale - about the little girl sent away to live in a beautiful place with her grandfather. [...]
di Peter Bradshaw, articolo completo (3727 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Guardian 11 maggio 2022
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